Groove for round belt pulleys

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    John Reese
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      The smaller the included angle of the groove the greater the belt traction. There is a trade off. With increased traction comes increased wear. If I were making the pulley I would probably use 34 deg. included.

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      Michael Gilligan
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        Posted by Jeff Dayman on 20/01/2016 14:11:48:

        Ah, polystyrene most certainly CAN be remelted, as can all thermoplastics. Thermosets are the ones that can not be remelted, such as phenolics ( Tufnol is one brand) and epoxy. JD

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        For my pennance, Jeff … I've found this useful list.

        I'm not sure where I got he idea, but; although I knew that Polystyrene was a thermoplastic, I thought here was some problem with remelting previously moulded material [something to do with it decomposing before it melts].

        I was evidently wrong; so thanks again for putting me right.

        MichaelG.

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